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| Diagram
(from Experiment on NOVA Sept 1997 Science and Technology Review)
see also, from How nova really works
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| Amplifiers
(from photo archive) |
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| 10 meter diameter target chamber (with two technicians)
(from photo archive) |
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| A technician inside target chamber, designed to hold a vacuum for much of its working life span.
(from photo archive) |
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| Target chamber with deuterium laser-shock and compression experiment
(from March 1999 Science and Technology Review) |
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| chamber
(from Sept 1998 Science and Technology Review) |
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| inside target chamber
(from University of California, Berkeley, ICF) |
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| 1.6 mm target explodes (1 ns, 20 kJ, 351 nm)
(from University of California, Berkeley, ICF) |
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| x-ray ablation and target debris (beam dump damage is in the shape of the target shadow)
(from University of California, Berkeley, ICF) |
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| Exploding target (notice again, target shaped shadow on beam dump)
(from APS Centennial Meeting) |
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| Photo of GMXI (upper right), GXI-3 (bottom), FABSI (middle left)
from LANL P-24 Diagnostics and Optical Science Team (dead link?) |
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| LAPC Los Alamos Pinhole Camera.
From diagnostics page
Oertel, J.A., Peterson, C.G. : 1997, Rev. Sci. Instrum. 68, 786.
Los Alamos pinhole camera (LAPC): A new flexible x-ray pinhole camera |
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| GXI-2 Gated X-ray Imager 2.
From diagnostics page (dead link?) |
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| GXI-3 (Gated X-ray Imager 3)
from diagnostics page (dead link?) |
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| FABSI Full Aperture Backscatter Station with Imaging
from diagnostics page (dead link?) |
